Sticker residue

[rockfordroo]

Great timing on this question. Yesterday I noticed the Tires Filled With Nitrogen sticker was half off, so I pulled it all the way off. It left a round circle of glue and dirt I need to remove.

Not to hijack the thread (I'm sure SOMEONE will reply on this) I'm also glad it came off, as I have no intention of keeping pure nitrogen in the tires.

[Tngahan]

Thanks. I was thinking I should wax that section again and will do that once it stops raining.

[Whiskey Priest 6]

Could you use Krud Cutter?


2012 Infinity QX56
2017 Forest River Cherokee 274DBH
Halifax, Massachusetts

[kc5mhb]

3M Adhesive Remover or decal remover. It's designed to be used on painted surfaces for stickers and decals. I used it to remove the body adhesive tape on my 2007 Mustang's rear spoiler. You spray it on, let it sit and it takes the glue right off. May require a little rubbing but it works. I wouldn't use harsh chemicals like lighter fluid, acetone, or any kind of thinner. These could damage the paint.

[Still Kickin]

It's just all smoke and mirrors marketing boys and girls. If you due some research and understand the solvent scale, acetone works great for what the OP was asking. If you think you need another can of something a bunch of marketers cooked up at a meeting, get your walet out and add another can to your garage collection.

The only thing I wouldn't try is methol ethol keytone or MEK. That stuff is a killer solvent, and not to be used on painted surfaces. Just sayin'

[MillerTime]

I work in the auto body industry and heres my tips.

#1. Use 3m adhesive material, wipe it on and let sit for a minute and remove the decal.

#2. DO NOT EVER use acetone on fiberglass/gel coat/ filon. Acetone is what is used to reduce resin and unless you like the idea of rubbing off your gel coat and or having it soften up, never use it on fiberglass components.

#3. You will want to clean and wax the area after using an adhesive remover or any other chemical to restore the UV protection.

Good luck!